TERM OF REFERENCE
Consultant for Final Project Evaluation
of Count Every Child ( Birth Registration) in Timor Tengah Selatan and
Timor Tengah Utara
Plan
International is an independent child rights and humanitarian organization
committed to children living a life free of poverty, violence and injustice.
We have been building powerful partnerships for children for more than 75
years, and are now active in more than 70 countries. In Indonesia Plan
International has been working since 1969 and currently works in 7 provinces
and sponsors more than 40,000 children.
Birth
certification is important for the realization of many children’s rights.
Without a birth certificate, the right to a legal identity is denied, along
with access to other basic rights like healthcare and education. As of May
2016, in TTU the total number of boys was 49,162 and girls was 46,562. Of these children, 9,885 boys and 9,398
girls had their births registered (Population and Civil Registration
Department, 2016).. Whilst a parent might not discriminate between children,
there are in fact many gendered implications in terms of mother’s
accessibility to register her child’s birth compared to that of fathers, and
the implications for unregistered girls compared to that of boys.
In the mean time, the GoI has committed to the Mid-term
National Development Plan 2015-2019 in which one of the national targets by
2019 is 85% of children registered, and 77% for the poorest 40% of
households. Birth registration has
become one of GoI’s priority programs published by the Ministry of Home
Affairs (MoHA) through Directorate General of Population and Civil Registration. MoHA
Regulation No. 9 Year 2016 on Acceleration of Birth Certification Ownership
Coverage. The regulation encourages Population and Civil Registration
Department both at central and local level to provide public services that
reaches out to the community in order to improve access to registration
services. MoHA also plans to implement a national online system where all data
will be scanned and uploaded to the website provided.
Given that situation is now Plan International is delivering the project of strengthening the capacity the
local authority to do better providing service of Birth Registration.
Meanwhile most of the TTU and TTS areas are most likely
remote and dificult to be reached by services itself. Some cultural and traditions
such as marriage status is not registered, meaning that most of them endoresed
by religion or custom only. Both geographically and by custom shown a big gap on
how accessing the service. By this major situation therefore Plan
International initiate to support the boys and girls through community based
approach to improve accessing the service.
Plan
Indonesia seeks to procure the services of an independent consultant evaluate project count every Child in two district
at West Timor. This final evaluation inteds to capture the overall
project’s outcomes, sustainability, effectiveness of the project, and the
appropiateness of the project to Plan’s values.. This evaluation seeks to
evaluate the Plan’s CBCPM involvement in this project as well. The full Term of
References (TOR) of the consultancy is available in this link:
Candidates
submit the application to: Hari.Sadewo@plan-
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